Will Ferrell is one of those people who is just plain fucking hilarious when he's going off and yelling. Remember the "horrible boss" sketch from SNL where someone was interviewing with him and he kept going off on employees? He even slaps Tina Fey at one point.

Slightly off topic, but one of my favorite Conan moments ever was when Will Ferrell showed up as Robert Goulet from the whale's mouth. Conan thought it was so ridiculous he could hardly keep it together. At one point Farrell starts to say something and loses his train of thought, trails off and then again just goes…

She had NO character arc, at all. She started off a bitch and she ended a bitch. Cody tried to throw in some sympathy for her, but I had none.

Am I the only one who HATED Young Adult? Yes?

Okay, but sense of humor /=/good music.

I know you're trying to get me to like you, Mumford and Sons, but it's not gonna work.

Record store day, maybe. Vinyl is making a comeback and still pretty widely used.

When he's finished with her, all she'll have left is dead leaves and the dirty ground!

"We have to save Smufette! But first, we have to get some spark plugs and underwear at Wal-Mart, then stop by McDonald's to play Monopoly and have an ice cold Coca-Cola!"

These guys seem like the prank-y, douche-y frat bros that were kinda fun once, but can't seem to grow up.

I read Fire In The Hole after getting through all of Justified's 4 seasons, so I was confused when I read the end…it all makes sense now! And while I liked Boyd dying in the short story, I am damn glad he's still around on the show.

It's okay, you don't fit the code.

I gave it a C-, which might have been generous. Glad I was the only one who thought it was god awful.

Just part of the oblivious Miami Metro team…

The only thing missing from that awful Soap Opera cliffhanger was the dramatic organ music…good god…

I love the fact that I've sometimes favored Boyd, the "villain" over Raylan. Just goes to show the depth of the characters on the show…not much else quite like it on TV!

I FINALLY got my lady to watch Justified, so we bought the first three seasons and are flying through them. She's totally eating it up-I think it's to the point where Raylan Givens is in her top 3 TV characters of all time.

He goes to Hogwarts when he turns 16 (also when he finds out he's a wizard). I was 9/10 when the first one came out.

I had to look up when the first Harry Potter book was published when they said he would be 33, because I thought "No way it was 1997!"

I haven't even seen this movie, but have no interest whatsoever. These movies that are like "High school is SO IMPORTANT!!!" are utter bullshit.